| COMPLETISTS | • completists n. Plural of completist. • COMPLETIST n. a person who wants all of something (esp. a collection of items). |
| DISTILMENTS | • distilments n. Plural of distilment. • DISTILMENT n. (Shakespeare) that which is distilled. |
| ENLISTMENTS | • enlistments n. Plural of enlistment. • ENLISTMENT n. the act or enlisting, or the state of being enlisted. |
| FILMSETTERS | • filmsetters n. Plural of filmsetter. • FILMSETTER n. a typesetter who uses filmsetting. |
| GESTALTISMS | • GESTALTISM n. gestalt psychology. |
| INSTALMENTS | • instalments n. Plural of instalment. • INSTALMENT n. one of a series of partial payments, also INSTALLMENT. |
| INSTILMENTS | • instilments n. Plural of instilment. • INSTILMENT n. the act of instilling. |
| INSULTMENTS | • insultments n. Plural of insultment. • INSULTMENT n. (Shakespeare) insult. |
| LEGITIMISTS | • legitimists n. Plural of legitimist. • LEGITIMIST n. a person who believes in the right of royal succession according to the principle of heredity and primogeniture. |
| MASTERLIEST | • MASTERLY adj. very skillful. |
| METALSMITHS | • metalsmiths n. Plural of metalsmith. • METALSMITH n. a smith working in metal. |
| MISSALETTES | • missalettes n. Plural of missalette. |
| MULTISTAGES | • multistages n. Multiple stages. |
| MULTISTATES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| MULTISYSTEM | • multisystem adj. Of or pertaining to more than one system (especially computer systems). • multisystem adj. Multisystemic. • MULTISYSTEM adj. related to more than one system. |
| SHMALTZIEST | • shmaltziest adj. Superlative form of shmaltzy: most shmaltzy. • SHMALTZY adj. (Yiddish) sickly sentimental, also SCHMALTZY, SCHMALZY. |
| STALAGMITES | • stalagmites n. Plural of stalagmite. • STALAGMITE n. a roughly conical shaped speleothem that rises from the floor of a cave. |
| STIMULATERS | • stimulaters n. Plural of stimulater. • STIMULATER n. an agent that stimulates, also STIMULATOR. |
| TEXTUALISMS | • textualisms n. Plural of textualism. • TEXTUALISM n. strict adherence to a text, esp. that of the Bible. |